The Sun. — London, England, 1810-10-27 00:00:00

- I -- .•••• , ..v,- dimEßrcAlV PAPERS. .ft to el"' 01 1 the ;too' ,aoref an Or u rts te r ibe '.ries Ott Fre' c • L ' o . 01- id) It) ,t ii,111,11; , 10 0 ; "- ,f 71,11 • , Pl'6 °'o f IWO ;,,V 5111 - ibe ° iv P". 101-' ✓tl ~ ~T) ,~ iIF ~;;~~' ~ 5~ iJ' I ~/ ~l• 14•- ~ ' .. ,v a~3 ~: r~~kf 04 1,10., VS . 4 1- it7t 1; et% z n tebe"' s vu' 4.11 ev co ' 0 e • hnil o I I ;rigms 5 clic fie' w ill I ' l6 .ti.e !aria (l oci 111'; 'at ti flefi i ti)r ti 460"14°° wed j ' er : toroi,=''r/ ,01 e r losT 6 t. 40; rd tteaT ocCaP iv (reP t3iSetit ~„ 1, dig' C ol3ll°ll' 1 0 tie and t"0 :. was net Nery 111 : 1 ; iig 131444 ; . 1 0 IJ° a4:a. e4lllll. AGENA, AUG. The Viceroy of Santa:. ;; t ( ' 't ) ti ANToNin AMARY BORBON, one of the Counsellors, the two Kings Advocates, the ti:e cr • e : 3l. Y, and the Auditor of the kingdom, and oervarkts of his'Excellency, _have been arrested ti sod P u t in prison, with three more European Gen 111eil, in coisequence of the revolution whicti has 4e4iplace there. This rising in Santa Fe is said. to h a. ,e.been produced by the influence of a com -1111 °lin.turopcau tradesman of the name of LLOXIiNTE, Q addtessed 'himself 'to the•pride Mad spirit 'of the wec„ withgreat animation, and completely el 1-‘e4 thu.popular commotion . whicb•has terminated . manner. inhabitants gaie themselves nominated A Stm; • e nti6t "C-4 2 . Junta, ,composed .of one President, ,three: 3u ors ? :and a Sedretary,. all being Creoles, na ite3.4.kile kili6do 11 of S..nta Fe. The Viceroy is 1 , 34 e t uuderarre.stinAll:: custom-house, vier which• 4g'l4rd is • placed ; iris iNi:e has berm placed in the ~ 'oh V eht of th..- Euenanza." . I ,Q• rincastic, '(Yirginia) a person who called b ed by the assumed name o f WALSINGHAM, 'Who , alel Y'rith off With Lie wife and child . ' of a post- 41asier,.+1 ihr:blaie of New York, and for the ap- Illehellding-of whom atlarge reo.ard was otlered ; fit ' - •-ing able to rind the bait ordered, he vas sent b. ` l ‘/ 1 ,111.1 ,uiciete. The manner t)t L 44913 1g4t14 tnvulvss, Some ,Ilyitery.-I.3ef(4e -the. Dr, Q .s late, and Alter'colifim lieent, teadily ,„ At' tit . ‘u . reveal . Ins an , i aster his .• • • -ti was to s und he 114 not only burni ever;• ar tici , is. ". 0 1 his clothing that could lead io . a discovery ;lad burnt a lark suer in bank' 4m t ,,, 3 . a a ppy • he,ision th e *le to that: o+bjeel.• He has'lett 'pa i ;er of iris vtriilen in a dr, liked . .iat4i . I.* • Zip; Wcre (ea 14 4 hlickiltibctray him, and . his. face al.d body so -• • gted as Co bear no resemblance to their original , I "1 1 / 4 CH .EMISSARY lIMICUTEbo•-•Malitlel 110dd- Aremaney Pena bas been apprehended .1 , , a sp at and vaana„, med, ordered to ,be executed.— Wi s e .. • Lave seen a ,letter from Havantrab, dated the lg t , " 'which states; that Ili's' pel,Son was about , .„. • 'ge , of 97 years, of a respe6tab!e family in x 4 .o —wa s , nne time in Europe, and, there im l'i"l the viers and villanies of the French school. 111 , ``as Cap , hle, and King Jost..p'l gave hint 'a can iij``asoti to pro i no , e all in .his power a revolutionm:y the Spanish Colonies in favour of France'. It: arrived at • Hayannah about • he I Bth of 'My vi„ 11 Nor„lit ; anci, as the Government had pre.•• 4 1 7 1 11 . 1 . Y: adv,ce. of him, he was immediately -1;62:A she.` Ptkt lilt° prison r and sundry pspersJ;etldrntly I le *: l 'g hi; business there, bring found about him, c e ,‘;: a s; after several days. examination and trial, ,„ • . - ' l :s.altair has made a great noise al Hrivannah:-, t t ile guilt or Pena was-srrapparent, that the - sen wa,VeiternllV apprk!ved ' h tt '"• , ProCitnnation-Atrawis4soed by tint Governor, the peoptre,..uniter pant ot-tmln , ap dmletibion, to pre . setv - e tranquility and order on the' (4,,L" l .execution, arid particUlarly to -retrain from •insuit or injury lo:the unhappy en- Pritt ktose misfor tune it .was to forget tit,: sacred Of 1 "• I'iS:S of patriotism, and 'unite with thevnemies ' llB eountry......,(Ncto York_Gaz.)- - . , th, - A -LNGrott,-Ocr::i , 6.—The 5 Ist anniversary of c t i„Cift.lision, of, hi2q Majesty . to the ; Throne wai of Crated here yesterday-wit . every demonstration tr it ally,. ~ .several:ot the inhabitants and respeclatile , 1 1) ( 1 .- "Illet dined:together at the Anchirr, and 1--1,4 re, 11 1 1- „ 1. . 1) , (4 in; the-evening there was a Ball at the h il l ' el inn, in honour ot the occasion, %Illicti•- wai tAisly attended - by - the neighbouring Gentry. IN,,'",uaY was observed by all ranks as a holiday ; a t h ' ci at salute Wig fired from the guard-ship in Yar co-ra‘l:h aoads,..which ; with the other.ships, were de tith,:',,ed With various colours. The weather was fine, and from the. contrast of the three ii , , n 7illicdays.,,,whleh were showery and squally, it edits, if-Providence had kindly interposed to . i"„ tie ' l3 ie-flay-tztore -gratitying - to - the. leelings of - ill al and independent 'people, who, grateful fpr th 7, nu nterons,bleslin , .: . s they hilve„etin ,during 4: -1 ": 1 gi' of present Majesiy,., are solicitously . iii t x t i-111410 'fibesk-on all occasions their at!3,clinlent to Soveteitln, " has 4 all times 14()41:.the.oe„t 9,. io4 h iraitil 10 us keiingly alive te- . 'welfare lo ppitiessef his people. I. kler eSoint~ ruktake.in a statement• Avhich .has cf:l,3tared in s-veral of the public printg, reipeoiog A ct assortme presenlation . of • papers at t: e 14 1 11 ; 'rally. Such ail arras Bement, indeed; exist,, h e tt was -devised by Mr WELLESLE I. r. POLE, 'while 111, \ ‘'as Sccreta'fY to the Aonnrdlty, and 'comicicr,.- w ar !th . ances haa been made by tiiat gentleman io n "7the puse in question, by the: eitablisb 11,!tilt A Ol a Record Oriicr,, while he remained in La, mliartment. - • Mr. CROKER, we - g(letstaticl, iiim' e lott.ly adopted Mr. Poug'S views, and con. p t . ( f el ' to carry t hem into effect wit h all possible ex= ‘4,: i L".. By this in 4 ailS many , valuable documents_ iti4 (ll had been -neglected some years, lia•e been, to - anrinore win now be 'examined al :d placed r ell , tlllf4 Mibl e order,' at the same time that ati.scur fot,„Palbeis are preserved. and carefully arraoged tbr The_ intik of this excelle.ut esla 'l'e'A Tote-si - thst-of his•auccessors - inust to i t Puv!,ue hi pLo, and follow the , ..example set , el ' , by /:is and talents. COURT OF COMMON COULVCIL. • ELECTION OF ALIJERMENT. A Report was presented . frcirn the Committee appointed to ihquire'into the' time.allowed for tie Etedion of Aideritica. The substance of Ili,. port was to this effect :—That it would be cx , c- client and necessary for the business . of the CiLy, that in future Alclermen sbOuld not be eleded til eight days bad expired (the time at ptesent-alio:-' ted being three days), and that the sum requisite for qualification be, instead of 10,0001. the sum of 30,0001. On the Report being real!, Mr. JACKS objeaeil . to the reception - of tt, on the grOondl hat. it, went to' reflea upon • the character of certain . individual - Members of the Court of Aldermen, who,'frOM no to:'eseen misfortunes; could not avoid the diletnins into which they lud tatten. • • •'• Mr. S. DIXON ey.pressed similar opinions, and •'sugteited the propi-jety of restr!eting the qualifica non to 20 or 25,0001. and that instead of eight.dAys, tl7e tithe allotted for prodeeding to' the: ele6tion of Alderthen should be twelve days. ; ' • . . Mr. GRIFFITHS, in strong terms; alluded to the introdu&o.. ot improper persons into the Magiste rial Chair, who not .haying a guihea in theft posses sion at !the,ftimeof election; . might in _kw months hK:leorlie bankrupts. ; In order to prevent the •possi biiity ,of such things occurring again, be was for the' rekommittal of the Report, and fur fixing the sum which pefsons wishing to.become Aldermen should be ~orth, at not less than 30,0001. He.disclaitned A idea of making allusions to any of the 'Aldermen ho•ding an utfice. • Mr. WAITEIMAN took occasion.to allege,, that by Abe extension of time, it would atincd opportunities • for the exercise ot personal influence, and therefore he should object to it. . • 7- Mr.JACK , imisic,d, that:the inedsreuce - whick the extrude:: would give was Dot ,4o great as that Gcntli,mao sppkg- last wjoyed, In his comteetion. with .certain news-, pa ; , 0 ,,, and it t,he eleAion of Conimo:. Council. • The obsei-vatipus, of, Mr. JACK 3 called forth a , firing 4 , t po:oted arse; va+ions and charges in reply troar Mr. Viaithman, in tire course..ol which he • th3r Jacks at this moment had a prose entlyn fapginaoy,r his head ) , tor , ,e,illing- a saujeap of t tie realm a rraitur. . ri'nese c,h.lrges caller - ) fort,h: ant interference of of tho-Cottrt,, when the LORD llayolt recommepded , that.hothc;ntlerlien should abstain from anushogeaAboher,.' Ativr some further obseryatipns , lagn Mr: Qutat, c. th,:. Report was nrc'ed , to, , • int MAJESTY: Mr. JACKS (who in a forMyr part of tbe,dly bad risen for the purpog'e of lirii p ,gin,forward a nini ion on the sobtixt v inch he now calkl the aitt i mit ion of the COurt to), gave notice ih 'lt he on .tc count of the lateness . of the hour,, postpone . t, is tiOn' for - placing a Bust of hiS 11 , 1.4jesiy in t he . Conn ciC ChAntie r unit next meeting day. The ,worthy Gelitltnnan rvo . NlOO-, w ! )c hich contained a warm . p negric I.llijesty's virtuc3, the be . 4 4 .irs, arid happhiess siPhich this cou.ntry, expe tiftites from the testimonies of ,afic.iion the peope Crave experieticel during so 'ono- a r - eiom: Mr. Quttx also g:tve notiqe, turat he shown move that Mt. Ternerelli Trern pinyed to execute the bust, kind that a."*Urn not ex-c-eedina 150 . gttiaeims 4 be paid him for the same. Some other, I?u.sinessl being disposed of,. the Court 'adjourne.l. .r •: - , -A statue-of his Majeoy,'intended:for the...23th . 1 alobrk, 109, One , 4 1 - thee firm likenes,9es: ever cam pletc J,. xv3s.on the 26tH icst. phic,cl op' in the towri" 'of Croxron; Hampshire," in ,cVnlvnerociration of Op: ; ever inetnolableJtabiled i :Day pf iqur gracious Sore- , reign, George the Third: , 'lt isso situat.i'd on the Kuig's Terrace•there One first promenades in Englatid): : (6 cochmand a _charming. iew from the • Lines. of Portsmouth, and may be seen from Spit held and theisle•of - Wight, under Which . statute is the following inscription,.viz.— GEOIiGIO AN,NPS . QUINQUAGINTA REGNANT', HARUM irDIUM CONDITORES RANG STATUASI POSUERE, MEDALLioN.,--A,mong the testimonies of loyalty which marked the interesting.Atmiversary of Thurs dayjost,- it is- properfto [minion :he Medallion' struck by Mr. HYDE, of , Nassan-stieet, .in honour of his MioOry, on the completion of, the fiftieth year of his ;reign.—''he gedallion exhibits on one -side a close resemblance' of our venerable Monarch, and on the other a pleasing and appripriate a:legory, de- - signed for the occasion by the Princess ELIZABETH; who has strongly manifested her taste in the arts, as -.% ell as ler filial affection. The work is executed in a very spirited style, and do 4 honour to the skill a's well as patriotic teelings of the artist. . The Governors; &c. of the West India Docks, entettainekt the Earl of • LIVEIU'OOL, AleiSrs:l!Ell C: Cliox En ; and VAIN7SITTART, &c. at the City of Locdon Tavern. Atter dinner, .LVyrr nubis" was .sung . by Nlessts.'FiTzstfamoNs, Dio:rum, NiaLn;ficc. The KING'S haul' being 6ivill; " God S(46:11i0 Kind was Sung in qe:lait_stile by tile' se performers. .-Several patriotic toasts were given, :aid fol•loyed by some appropriate satins and :glees. At eleven, the Chairman, Alder wait Fit EBERT, _and-the Company, retired. • Lord,Chief Justice Dow NE - has signified hiS in tention-of retiring from tie Cow t•of Bench in Irelund, and the Solicitor General, Mi. BUSHE, it is said, nominated for his- successnor. Toe Archbishop :of DuatiNove are concerned- to state,.coniinues so severely affeCled by his spastnadiC disorder, as:to render his recovery extremely doubt fill in the Opinion of his Grace's physicians. • - ..A,veAsel is,arrived at Beerhat en 'from Oporto; which place she left on the gth instant: 'By 'her acctionts are received, that all the Vessels in that harbour had orders toleave it immediately, and pro ceed to Viso, and there' to wait tbr convoy for England, iii consequence of the apprehemiion that rbe_. French would, on the following day, enter Oporto, and that all communications between Uportb and Lisbon Were then entirely cut 0fi..1- (D u blin & e ning Ccr.-esponelent.) --1-.-- POLM. . . . BOW•STREET. --0 u Thurglay n' ht a most dis graceinl scene Of tumult took plact, in the yak: p.lrt part of the Stroud, oi;p(:-.ite Catliejine-strt3:l,l"ti. bee of persons ci the lowest descryttoo having beun attraavd to the spot bi a Finial 11;wohinimo.— Eiery descriptioti of tire Wo: k and fire arms vk cve let ofF, lathe great alinoytinee of the pass,ogers.— The - la . m.less . rabble -who mere the cause of this pu6lic annoyance, appeared to have no other 6:) . j.-cl in view liut-misc:hief, by throwing fire-work, ;oh, coaches, and at the hott;es to frighten them. • rith: carts, carrying the letters to the mail' cote,.ei, were furiously attacked; the drivels were obligi,scti to use the greatest exertion possiole to vrevent ;he horses from running away. Squibs and crackers v, , e're•thrown into houses, and the doors of pl4;tte houses were knocked at, and those Who answeied the doors had numbers of squibs or crackers itirown at them. Several people had their clothes burnt.— . . One Gentleman had a bundle of squibs lint into his poCket, and set fire to, which burnt his clothes,- and' scorched. his side in. A most shocking nntnner.- 7 -The Aibbas (commonly called pit k pockets) were part icu 7 lar►y alive. Mr. Johnsan, o' Everett -street, t►usse►i- square, was hustled in a most daring manner, 'robbed of a Oki watch, chatzi and 5.1.3' Is; the bottorit of his coat packet was cut Otit4 and his pocket-hook stolen. He took the precaution of .bottoiong his coat befote.he went i n to the crowd.;• but as soca) ai he was hustled, Ins. Coat wai torn opQn, and property taken in the most forcible and auJaciou manner. About eight p'clock j Mr. Towt end, Bni3 King at• Arms of the Hcrald's Office, entered tire above Office, and addresse.i ,Mr; livE. D at some length - upon the natut e of the• scene : drat was.going on iu and near Uniterine-streer.. After which, he oliserved, • th.itlte.had atlende..l t number of public reju:citq:, but_he never 5 . 1,v a mob that appeared inore.rieler-• tinned upon riot and,rnisellief.: He em:laded wn , observing, that he lead nut any particui,it chilige....to ,make; out felt hinisel.l impelled . . to coinq them: to - : -.tepf ) esent,the alarryitig state of the town. • Mr, fIEAU thanked Nlr. Townsend very•politcly for .. his-attention; and assured hire he was .Lyrg -every : means iaw allowed to prevent- ally mischief; he, wai then;in the very at of Conciettr% • a man for the, offeue . of lettinotifireyorks,. `.he.ha I a number of,, the patrofe,.kunorif, the cros%L•i• bringing thp offenders in very.fast. .Henry e v o,vgling was convicted irr.the n - maity 203. for. leltiug iiif -soect. , V M4t-thew v Slinesmith V was convlcted in the penalty of v g94, c9r , ,tiligityill4 s .a lighted squ!b,arn-mg- the c,o.vd in V.tthefitte-st.reet, and. havarg 19 others: found , , i . 1 Civil - was convicled • for firing :aka: st.rpent among .I*e.ct.ol.yd, and oaving 'seven more. upon . . • was:cOnviOed for firing off a squib amon, the eroAd.io,catii.erine-street.' . • •• was,coiiviaed, fir firing off a srlin : • '• ' :• Jaw; s Gores was charged by Peter Perry, ing to the Odice,:vv.itli fiiingotfa large liors..p:s.t),, at the C :riser-t)1 iLseter-street, In C.lttieritie-sti,et on seeing hictudis4it i lt i 4e ,tho pistol, he'seized lion by.l co' , and 'fowl-ens!, one of . ratroie, tcloi. the pistol' from aim. 04:,efortihing:litiprisoner; a qumitity of gwiplwder was (gond in. a 'bott le. in his po,,ket. He ‘,.aseo,nruitted ,for fui Cher .examination, • : James. S i ttialjbone.w.s convicted of • letting off a ;sq,eio : iu cat,heritiy.4treet., it:lying nine in iris hat, and seyen i tAi,hit,pocker, • colviiit , A fur: throwing a lighted •5tf1 1 40,4 4 , 1- . l .4ittg3lie crp.%cl in Catherine -street, and for hdhipg injlos-possession seven crackers and five set- PV?ttet..liocn i.J. • • lidwa(d Mitchell-and William Cousins were c,;ti vitAqtil„ift.ib tiring etthsquibi in Catiieritie-str, et, end several being tumid upon•. them. On Mitchell was found a large bundle of serpents. - John Seton was ( charged by Charles Humphreys, belonging to the Office, with tiring off a large pistol •at Charing-Cs oss. . Vim. Sahuin, belonging to the Office, said he as sisted icr apprehending the prisoner, and found-upon him &teen cartridges. lie was committed• for,tur ther .ei . Joseph Soutliby was also ch-irged by Charles who . said. Tie - siiw the prisoner let off tyro„lightst,d squibs among, the crowd in Charing cross,• when he took him into. custody, and found ' upon ,hipi p.ttherine wheels, eight Roman candles, and .ttires, cicv cie zet) slbs. Mr He,,,.,41AD asked , him where he purchased the m replio it:: made them. Mr, told him he ought lobe eonviCted in the penalty , of 5.1.: The pri sOner said tic a wife arid two children, and plead ed poverty. The Magistrate told t hint he ought to haye•bc,n at home, and taking, care of his family.; but by_liis contiuj he did not.appear to care•Wilar children h.:, deprk d of their parents, by the ...ac cidents th..t might ensu.t, and .the,refore him. William Coult'iard.uas convided for throwing a lighted squib among tl e crowd at :Charing-Cress,• and .throwing ,two awry when be was taken into. custody. • l'houn; , s Taylo7,was convided for firing oty a pis . tol in o,rtherine 7 stte,:t,.. and haviug. another found upon hi m. John SaundFrs.y.ras charged by Peter Perry, •who S :id he saw the Prisoner in ;he Siran4l attempt. to fire ofl, a pistol, hot .it flashed in, the pan,_ upon which ln;,. took 11411 into cu,todt. He was commit ted for f uri her .examinaijon. Uenry Brown was convicted for firing off squibs, and having seventeen others; 'and three crackers, found upon him. Thomas }fogey was brought • to the Office, and charged byTliomis Hunt, who said, _that he 'saw the PrOner fire off a pistol. in Catherine -street, upon which be seized him,. and found a quantity of powder in his pocket. H. was committed for fur ther exiinUtili .John•l4se wassonvicted fat:idling off:squibs, at the corner of ‘Yorlistreet,and haying three more found Upon • i m Rednie•Scholer ?Lamer, who said, he saw the prisoner in Charks-Areet, Covent Barden, fire off a pistol, upon which 141 veiled him and (*mind upon biro, a ,powcie , hart). — He was comrnifte:.l for further examination. htnei Phillips was ccnvict,:t.l ffor firing, off' , cquib in - York-st tee. Cli,irles Docker was brorglit in the custody of Peter P,iry , who .4ta! , -..1, 'ht",:l3:,; err in I' , vistock•street ; they were milking' a welt no : se, an d flisturhance—the prkonerwas among them, and he o'oierved him knock as a iMor an d ca l f tor hglits; tipQn which he tOok hUii into . cugtody, and the i b, called oy . t rescue, and he and illose who .. ere j u g him we're pelt e d with rind, and ihe Saute (Mit: h e h e ard (11i.eAviotiows tor l,ttrilior - 44,1 in Silvestcr Focej• w.is ellargtd v H h t a lig:ited squib at Tivmms Aince,. and si as couritied. Glnver was brotight .•ro the Offic-, and eliar..;ed by Wifii2in Salmon, who ' Ora; while: he was • a , sisting in taking the first puiscu r into, 'cuitutly, the prisoner - Gruver I.^. t,-c1 Nqiilb trice, :tit It went oi* !mid fir . which otie,ice hewas cont - ;(9,2c1. _ _ Mothershell was 4..i(..nrPied for thrOwirz,, a !NOb arn:)ng the crowd in Cha.i, g-cr6ss, and itig r!even inUitil in his lui c h.. t. • \ Ny Irwin Skinntir was briil ; itt by San - wel Lack,, , , who said that he saw the prisoner in C.ithe r in t! .. 3l - (7 , 4 hAlooing, inakkg a ip . eat • noih , , an.! call.pg out j '" glaze:!—He was to d u; ~ • houses. • - • ~ t IPESTMIASTER S S. iyoad . .was inck•led for heeping• ,cciintnon garnin4-housf-, and charged Air. oenieish)(o,in cutiziing fin the S.thb .1h (r.ain por 's,ins a roon: ;1) hi; h:111.(.4 :) , ;(i pi )y 'it 1; 21 -d s duri ng !be hours of dAinc !Icahn?, Q,):.41 , ;:-.1. on no. h sides, - 11. e C::.4-11:M A N %iv It Opi IOW). • Ilk: gairie'ot o - 1- it eN, 4 t ied et! .311 tinlOyi.,ll gain by statute,. (' . oat oiltiards 0:1 cm:11 nor, as-•a tnattvr conric, bo, i esteemel an indianbk..-uif.!nce atectts. :non 1,1.w.,x,a • ft. appßiv(i i koar,t,he..qvider'ce, • thnt: 0 13.TRorN:- 1 Were :11 . 1 1 1 P Ig::at ii a b Ivi a,, yl in ( s ack ri):N;o• i:) thylldefertHiacu's4),ouie-, (u) ki hie)! 6iitirurgy (I„fcitit;(.!;. ih t beit)g.tur (4f sight .of Crt lin-Wit!, it ‘vrisAisit tltlik-vnet: 'Jury itutTlr'- diately fouud tt-g; del.:n(l.lra Arfht.G.Yitt:/". —On Saturday a Din :.s!1 ve , 4ll'itipAin U Roads., p-•7t- to st6oo ~lapth Qt.t - i/ \whioiferlirriv . • '•( • 4i • ' t •,, . . e. • inueriing Nem, :tcbuvoy of tii;fur • t3ottontitirg.,ll: ' -- • , • . e;11 . ); ore of lie,l.jand .o f Bourn will uot onlk ih POV.P the elkerl . by of.one, hti. strongest bolds,j,“ [tieOcein, Nv r-.• critiseFsa.ki found a and au ..itiv,intagewc.. t c ,) att.ick &tale ,„ , iiiitto;e4icisses:ion in t ant m t - of the wo, fd. i,l astare. h bccti ctiftiplish this i:",p.11.H); en I. _ > soon . bnn burrend-rz..1., t-lian tli o. , t_ ISIC (if Fr INC:— 11 its ie .g cx rata 91 4 ?a, 1.8 • • of " By a, ship" from !t n i 'stk. ui IS.),lrt.t o n, w e h !rt. ! . been 1.11.1..ie i-n.qi..ia.:nte;.l with the ur.teidtl, (of that isl And to the i3r,t.s'n on lb, of J i tay z iAst.,;, and it. isi.letertnittcd t , i follow up suc..ess .by ar- , ',tempt to r4,ut i tte ,ne oi t.ram, i'fOr , w,til •. Purpose troop Ito lr to ;)lace and India will seinhle at ll° Ilion it) 6... ginning 01 the tuon,h of oElober. • " Ben ie, and ,0e Ic)le of his suitevi t-ri . ieeed iin,liedtitt.!ly to the Alatiroi oso.; to i,„,„ the iiio c k.,; ( liiig squadron. They go in the P isus fri• . g tic, which has just arrived here floin She will convoy the de;iik.iiiu;!:.its from this Colon) , • and be in the inid.it .if he service about to be under taken,. It is sup,,cs..ll there lie a, number; of. broken head:', fr,,ms,i:ie known strength of thisiene, tny's fortiticirinns and kt is ' :1140.434i. that the 113\:'111 twee our ships will lidtie to contend . with, will, if, tiot..:.operior, be near.ly tgitai strength to our(jwll. . ,The ptack, however,...isvw: be made sitit 14,600 troops, bp:tides biliioos and marines ; most sangliine ex t ietalious of sbeeess aie here.unitOintly entertained. " . Tlie Si. iris, cumma,nclecl by Cap Pyin, was, naively erni , l. , ,yed in the operatipus against Foit. 11:itirbort, • aid ca - rilureJ a valuable -ve , ,se) . ott Po , t, 1, pis, on thee _3;i July, which is 6°141y - expected to arrive - at chili the care ot..ass able, young Officer, biliy t a years of of, the n:Kne 91 ; Kirklup, init",e_prison;:r when, the Lpir t ./.' was calacte',ll.. ) , :he ( 1 3.nrthiziere ;, a n d after nan i.- prisontnimi( InO)ins 4 ,pbtatityd Isis_ liberty, ali(4.. reltirn (lye immk..Chately embarked on, board the Sfri,sts . ; bis•4:te.rmpiat is pi, a tew* - 0413 7 "..;; it is understuol that he %%in be Jana t by the, lt ,t or 2d 'day of S , ptetubtr." , On M i l prs.day . nightabr;ut e!eyeu o clook,,oneof tlitt sentin'Ai'cin duly in tlie*Z.,2een s Garden, - at . thv i back of the Queen's PalAce,-Jieardam 3n apprpaoh lug him' ;troth .the shrub bery. i IT.; challenged, hipi l tour tim A, 'and. rece:iv;k;g ,no answ,er; he pro-, c, , eding io toiia mush to 'hoot him,- when the. mail firtuoi'itely Tokel The sentinel detained,bia-4,. "Otlicet, a Snjeatit, t‘A o privates, and a drtitil-, nier came round 'o inspect the sentinels, and they. took' chtirge of him to the Queen's Guard-hocstt, where he said he had not the least knowledge how he came into the Quten:i Garden—be had some` faint recolleelion of 'gelling over the wall s ,and hurt hii face—in corroboration of this his face . was very much cut and scratche.l. The'aceount : he gave of himself was, hit he w;:s in the etoploy,oi in the neighbonyl;ood ofll6d Lion-square—zhat Lk; had been to - iliniier zit a christening 'at latierser s . where .he dran' t : too. freely, s so much. so, ,that-here- c,lle6ed nothing but:l3.assing through the Five Yesterday" morbirrg he was taken before `Colbriel BARNABY;- of the `King's Guard, - tvlieie" pluloet aitenciett,-gave him - A . most excellent chain, oar,:and.s3id he never - knew him to he in lion..r.— Nothing of a suspicious nature being found upon hiw, he was discharged. i Ii